kubectl-aws-eks v1.2.4

🐛 Fix missing find and xargs utilities

What's Changed

• Added findutils package to the Docker image to include essential file system utilities
• This resolves the "command not found" errors for find and xargs commands

Problem

Users were encountering errors when running scripts that use find and xargs commands:

sh: line 1: find: command not found
sh: line 1: xargs: command not found

This happened because the base amazon/aws-cli image doesn't include these utilities by default.

Solution

• Added findutils package installation in the Dockerfile
• The package includes find, xargs, locate, and other file system utilities
• Maintains compatibility with existing workflows

Impact

• ✅ Fixes deployment scripts that use find and xargs
• ✅ No breaking changes to existing functionality
• ✅ Maintains the same image size and performance
• ✅ Backward compatible with all existing workflows

Usage

No changes required in your workflows. The utilities are now available by default in the container.

- name: Deploy with file operations
  uses: kodermax/kubectl-aws-eks@v1
  env:
    KUBE_CONFIG_DATA: ${{ secrets.KUBE_CONFIG_DATA }}
  with:
    args: "apply -f $(find k8s/ -name '*.yaml')"

kubectl-aws-eks v1.2.3

New Features

Multi-Architecture Support

• Enhanced Dockerfile: Added comprehensive support for multi-architecture builds
• Platform Compatibility: Now supports both amd64 and arm64 architectures seamlessly
• Automatic Detection: Improved TARGETARCH handling with fallback to amd64 when not specified

Improvements

Dockerfile Enhancements

• Build Arguments: Optimized TARGETARCH argument handling for better multi-arch builds
• Package Management: Maintained --allowerasing flag to resolve package conflicts (fixes #44)
• Security: Enhanced binary verification and permission handling

Entrypoint Script Improvements

• Architecture Detection: Added automatic TARGETARCH fallback in entrypoint.sh
• Error Handling: Improved error messages and validation for missing environment variables
• Version Management: Better handling of kubectl and aws-iam-authenticator versioning
• Code Organization: Added clear section comments for better maintainability

kubectl-aws-eks v1.2.2

Release Notes

Changes

• Updated Dockerfile:
  • Switched to amazon/aws-cli:latest as the base image.
  • Added installation of jq (version configurable via build ARG, default is 1.6).
  • Added installation of kubectl (latest stable version) and aws-iam-authenticator (version configurable via build ARG, default is 0.6.12).
  • Added version checks for installed tools.
  • Improved security: set executable permissions and clean up dnf cache.
• Added entrypoint.sh script and set it as the container ENTRYPOINT.
• (Add any other changes from the latest commit here)

Usage

1. Build the image:

   docker build -t kubectl-aws-eks .

2. Run the container:

   docker run --rm kubectl-aws-eks <your_arguments>

Notes

• All binaries are downloaded from official sources.
• You can override tool versions using build arguments if needed.

kubectl-aws-eks v1.2.1

Bug Fix

Fixed base64 command not found error

• Issue: The container was failing with /entrypoint.sh: line 12: base64: command not found error
• Root Cause: The base amazon/aws-cli:latest image doesn't include the base64 command by default
• Solution: Added installation of coreutils package which provides the base64 command

🔧 Changes Made

Dockerfile Updates

• Added yum update -y to refresh package lists
• Added yum install -y coreutils to install the base64 utility
• Maintained existing functionality while ensuring all required tools are available

📋 Technical Details

The entrypoint.sh script uses base64 -d to decode the KUBE_CONFIG_DATA environment variable into a Kubernetes config file. This fix ensures the required base64 command is available in the container.

kubectl-aws-eks v1.2.0

What's Changed

🛠️ Fixed

• Updated kubectl version command syntax in Dockerfile
• Removed deprecated --short flag from kubectl version --client command
• Fixed Docker image build error

🚀 Improved

• Enhanced compatibility with latest Kubernetes tools
• Updated dependencies for improved security
• Improved stability when working with AWS EKS clusters

Summary

This release ensures compatibility with the latest versions of Kubernetes and AWS tools, enhancing reliability and security when managing EKS clusters.

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Support of customize the kubectl version

1.1.0

Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/Hacks4Snacks/kubectl-aws-eks

Upgrade aws authenticator

1.0.8

upgrade aws-iam-authenticator

v1.0.7

Add permission

v1.0.6

Update README

v1.0.3

Update action name